As a Cardinals fan I loved Brian Jordan as a kid. He was a great athlete and so fun to watch.

Trevor story vid next?

Old school-Dave DeBuschere pitched for the White Sox then played many years for the Knicks.

Tom Glavine passed on pro hockey for pro baseball

Danny Ainge was a two sport underrated player before bo and deion

He started his career 16 for 32 .500 average to start his career

Tubby Lasorda

Who forgot Brian Jordan? Dude was awesome and a nice guy

When an umpire had an unsuccessful career at any level of peewee ball and decided to make it all about him. Sad.

Not meet the grahams in the background towards the end. so funny how deep in the culture Kendrick's disstracks already are

I remember in an interview at the time, Sports Illustrated if memory serves, when asked about his decision. Because he was one of the best Safetys at the time. He said baseball is easier, plus you can play longer for more money

I always think of Brian Jordan

Not mentioning he led the NFL in safeties is insane. He definitely should've made the pro bowl

My parents were from Seattle, and the 90s mariners stories are always so awesome. I always grew up with my dad calling him gay rod, but like anytime they talked about a rod for the mariners so fondly.

Do a Mark Hendrickson video, he played in the MLB and NBA

Knew this would be about Brian Jordan. So. Stopped watching after your click bait. Do better

Brian Jordon was a great guy and excellent athlete. I remember going to Braves games when he played

Yoppi is still around I do believe

What a cool guy! Thanks!

I subbed

Dang. The McMichael incident happened the day I was born. That's a fun fact I have in my arsenal now

He does not belong in the HOF. He was involved in the scandal and could have exposed it if he'd chosen to. I don't buy that bunk about he was forced to do it. He did not report it to the White Sox ownership until after the World Series. His performance was stellar during the series so it does not seem as though he was sandbagging to throw the game. He was not as corrupt as the others, but he was not innocent.

“When I strike out and they boo, it doesn’t really get to me….” Yeah. This is him explaining him thumbs downing the Mets crowd. It very obviously got to him lol.

And here we are in 2024, with one of the worst teams taking the field in all of MLB.

HEY MY FRIEND, expansion of 1969, you write Washington Nationals... WRONG. I t was the Montreal expos.... whom became the Nationals in 2004-5

Possibly lebron? How dare you, Sir! How dare you!

It's 2024 and this guy still believes that NASA (Nazi Aeronautical Spoof Administration) put men on the Moon. 🤣🤣

Thought this would be about Charlie ward. I’m not super familiar with him this is a great video.

Is this the raw gator voice

Biggest bummer was being a Nats fan. Was the lack of fans, the Nats were riding the high of the fans and truly making them apart of the World Series run…just for them to never even get to see the gold uniforms in person 😞

You are a sicko for using the meet the grahams beat

I don't like never heard of. He played a long time for the braves and cardinals. He is still on TV in Atlanta.

The only thing I want repeated from this season is, is who wins the World Series!

However, the end of the season was amazing!

One of the most amazing things about Rey's 100 games without an error is just how ridiculous his range was. There's a lot of guys who handled what was hit right at them but Rey was able to avoid errors even when the degree of difficulty was extreme. His double play partner Alfonzo was the opposite, very reliable fielder, one of the best ever in terms of fielding percentage but he was distinctly average moving laterally or coming in. That 99 Mets infield is usually talked about in terms of the best ever. It was the best I ever saw at any rate. Ventura at third was an incredible fielder. Olerud was the best receiving first baseman I've ever seen and a big part of why Rey and the rest of that infield committed so few errors. He turned so many off target throws into outs. And Alfonzo was a machine at 2b, if it was in his range it was an out. A lot of it comes down to whether you count the catcher in that conversation. Piazza wasn't a great defensive catcher.

Charlie Ward..... Heisman Trophy winner in College football and the 26th overall pick in the NBA draft with a modest 11 year career......also, even though he never played professionally, HOF baseball player Dave Winfield, was drafted by the MLB, NFL, NBA and ABA, four professional sports leagues in three different sports. That is just crazy

He isn't considered the GOAT because he wasn't an all around player. He didn't even care about playing defense and he couldn't run. Greatest hitter? Maybe, but he wasn't an all around great player. Too bad for him there was no DH in his time.

I cant believe Im saying this, but I think MLB handled this as well as they could. Which is funny, cause I cant think of a single other thing that I think they've done well at lately. But with Covid, they made it work somehow, and nothing horrible happened, so they get credit for that.

Cameron type guys don’t grow on trees but they swing thru those branches real good

Im really not sure why anyone picks football over baseball. Unless if you play Quarterback that decision shouldnt even be hard. We see star running back make only $10 million a season while thats what an average mlb player can get. You can also play 15 years in the mlb while in the NFL you can expect 4-5 tops. It drives me crazy when i see nfl players complain about there contracts when they had years wasted playing football.

I thought this might be about him

As a huge baseball fan in the 1990’s and early 2000’s, I remember Jordan well. Never knew he played football let alone on the NFL. Amazing

I knew he played both but I only remember him playing baseball

As an Astros fan I was hoping this season got canceled. But was glad for the delay. Than I raged quit game 1 when Verlander and Alvarez got hurt

“Brian Jordan leaving the Falcons wasn’t the death of the 2 Legit to Quit Falcons. It was them making the stupid mistake of hiring the worst NFL player of all time - Bill Goldberg.” - Bret Hart probably if he watched this video

He was one of my favorite baseball players growing up. First game u ever watched was Atlanta Braves vs KC Royals at Kaufman. Jordan had a great game for Atlanta and I was a fan

Jordan was a SIGNIFICANTLY better BASEBALL PLAYER than either Jackson or Sanders. Not even close.

Danny Ainge? 🤣

I wouldn't call it baseball. Instead, I call it assball. A port manto of a word banned by youtube and baseball

Let me guess Brian Jordan